Critical Analysis of Profile of Industrial Employees in Andhra Pradesh, India

Gudivada Venakt Rao; Prof. P.Devaki Devi

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Gudivada Venakt Rao
Prof. P.Devaki Devi

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The profile of the employees since globalization has undergone changes. The demographic studies show the influence of generation X in near future. The profile analysis of the workforce is useful in understanding the psychological, sociological and economic composition. The Human Re-source processes and systems are influenced by the profile of the employees. A study was undertaken by administering a questionnaire on 570 female and 358 male employees who belong to 13 public sector and 5 private sector organizations in the State of Andhra Pradesh. The sex and sector-wise analysis is presented on personal factors such as age, religion and caste, marital status, structure of the family, housing, migration, urbanization, education, job position and expe-rience, income and unionization to know the profiles of the industrial female, male, public and private sector employees.

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Critical Analysis of Profile of Industrial Employees in Andhra Pradesh, India. (2013). Global Journal of Management and Business Research, 13(A5), 53-62. https://journalofbusiness.org/index.php/GJMBR/article/view/965

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